we are going off the charts, with the help of carly garner, cofounder of the carly trade, author of quotety commodity trade, to give us a better read on long-term interest rates set by the actual bond market. since the beginning of february, the bond market has been the stock market's nemesis. most of last year, long-term treasury yields keep surging in part because they seem too low versus short-term real yields. after the last week, the benchmark tenure is back to where it was over a month ago, because these bank failures have really changed the equation. there is a saying among commodity traders, the cure for high prices is high prices. meaning, eventually buyers and sellers adjust their behavior, causing prices to cool back down. she thinks that mantra could apply to treasurers, eggs especially where investors have a lot of money on the sidelines, and you know they do. the cure for high yields is high yields. garner points out that according to the bullish sentiment in most recent numbers , only 30% of market insiders they polled were bullish in the 30 year bond, with a mere 26% on th

physical contact of the aircraft that they are not sure if that was intentional as well. correspondent, carly, naturally in washington as ukrainian forces hold off, rushes continued, attempts to take the eastern city of buckled kiva, signaled is gearing up to launch a counter offensive. many in government of painting the hopes on a supply of western weapons, including german made leopard tanks, which they're expecting soon. the new hardware could help ukraine break the stalemate in some areas and take back more territory. russian artillery fires on past moot after months of attempts to take the city. ukraine has forced its enemy to commit major resources and take tens of thousands of casualties. the ukrainian military says it's buying time for a spring counter offensive. part of the preparations for that counter offensive are happening far from the front lines in spain. ukrainian troops are finishing their training on advanced western tanks. they hope the leopards will be a game changer on the battlefield until now ukraine has been using older russian model tanks. ukrainian troops are getting

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there is something similar in the hindu goddess carly with your vin. here you see cali, a black goddess, and one of the most powerful indian divinities. if you look closely, you can see that she's wearing a necklace of skulls around her neck, severed hands around her waist. and there is blood on her tongue and a blue. this goddess embodies the most terrible aspects of transcendence or the holy am cindy. but at the same time, she is benevolent and loving the before and then the state of food as he does above in the hindu tradition. she also represents the female energy principal shakopee product. so she represents overcoming the dreadful things that people experience in life in colorado ought to his view. the holy is precisely this emotional experience of religion, positive hope that which is full of light, radiant at the idea of resurrection in the christian tradition. and the experience of death and suffering ah, the pilgrimage church in navigate on the edge of the ruler valley sister goes to unblock it. has the strongest impression of the sense of th

you know, it's become normalized that now we're just waiting for it to happen to us. carlie's a truck. they believe that thousands of households are exposed to harmful gas every day. her daughter also struggles with regular complaints, but it's not just the quality of the air. it's also the ground water quality that worries the family the as an a negative impact on our community, especially our drinking water. because we don't, we can't oh, i use a sink water to cook. we always had a, we use a, a sort of big fire guns, little corner when it comes to ground water. the molinas are not alone in many neighboring towns. people complain that millions of leaders of water are no longer safe to use but the fracking industry denies this. they say sufficient safeguards are in place. the industry is booming and looks forward to a promising future, says the head of liberty, energy, a market leader in the industry. we went from largest importer of oil and natural gas in the world to the 2nd largest exporter of natural gas. and by far, the world's largest producer boil, lowered the cost of energy in

the blaze broke out in the bellow, carly camp in cox's bazaar in the south, east of the country, tanveer charge reports from the car. oh, this is not the 1st time this roy inga have been forced from their homes years ago . the flat oppression in me unmarked, ah no. a major fire at cox's bazaar, a refugee camp in bangladesh has again left thousands without roof over their heads . in these 3 comes with the while happened around $100000.00. if you use on leaving and 50 percent of them are children units to find the port in us, we are on the ground. and we are trying to meet that immediate and ad janita, orchestra children and their families, ah, firefighters and volunteers were able to get the blaze under control. but by then there had been extensive damage. aid groups have been distributing water and basic necessities, but it's not clear whether those left without homes will find shelter. cox's bizarre is home to more than a 1000000 ro hanger, refugees. i camp this size with so many living and cramped condition makes fires like this. difficult to avoid. yeah, now i have to buy something. i

other countries to nuclear themselves and to would break the, the whole global effort to the new carly's obviously this law peaceful on all of his we initiative because it is a marines even don't lot. ready nuclear armed, it is a nuclear compel using bowl military purposes. these are submarines. these are not motion 6. so obviously that the use of nuclear power and all of propel systems for military means. of course it is a violation of the nonproliferation treaty. it goes out, the next step is that you can use nuclear energy also. so things for military purposes. a recent report by the saw comb, international peace research institute on the international arms trade shows, china accounted for 5.2 percent of total will will arms exports in 20182022. while the u. s. had 40 percent of the market share. ah, we will speak now to marco fernandez, research her with the try. continental institute for social research and co editor of don chang, news o walker, military supplies to ukraine, have made the u. s. and e, you feel the economic strain with increasing this content in europe over governmen

and it would break the whole group all effort to the new carly's obviously, the small peaceful of his mission. and that's why that's why what the chinese foreign minister statement says, well, australia, it says the submarines will not be armed with nuclear weapons. how will it be possible to enforce this? do you think the deal risk violating the nuclear non proliferation policy? as china has stated oh. busy because it is a marine even though not. ready nuclear armed or it is a nuclear pel using for military purposes. these are submarines. these are not motion ships. so obviously that the use of nuclear power ah, all a propel systems for military means. of course, it is a violation of and long corporation or treaty, because at the next step is that you can use nuclear and energy for all sorts of things for military purposes. and then more and more countries will do the same and that would spread. and then the nuclear i'm, i'm kind of preparedness for military purposes around the world. though obviously this is competing well, come a body international community. but of course, the sea

to other countries to nuclear themselves and they would break the whole global effort to the new carly's obviously, this law, peaceful apiece. we initiative because it is a marines even though not. ready nuclear armed, it is a nuclear propel using both military purposes. these are submarines. these are not motion ships. so obviously the use of nuclear power on all of propel systems for military means. of course, it is a violation of the nonproliferation treaty because the next step is that you can use nuclear energy, all sorts of things for military purposes. moscow has agreed to extend the black sea grain deal with ukraine, but only for 60 days to assess whether the west will prove it's ready to fail it side of the deal. russia says it's commodities are supposed to be part of the agreement as well. our tea contributor rachel mars and explains the comprehensive and frank conversation has once again confirmed that while the commercial exported ukrainian products is carried out at a steady pace, bringing considerable profits to kiev restrictions on the russian agricultural exports as the s

it happened at steve carly, par con los padres boulevard, rising off the ground before it came crashing down. power is slowly coming back tonight, but today's wins did cause a lot of damage and a number of cities views amberleigh reports from danville , where people spend much of the day without power. i packed things and plastic bags, food packed into an ice chest. that's how alexis castle of danville is trying to cope with the power outage that affected many homes in contra costa county, but she is facing another problem. there is the top of the tree. her neighbor's tree came crashing down on a roof is waiting for an arborist to show up wednesday morning to help assess the damage shocked shocked after they cut it up. they'll look at the gutter. they'll look at the roof. look all around. we have a shed and see if it caused the need mentioned. in nearby concord. strong winds flip three small planes at buchanan field. this is a photo taken by contra costa county fire protection district. those two planes were repositioned. a third plane remains upside down . rashid yaya with pacific stat

i bill, and i think a carly story isn't one. this is common. this is common in intergenerational, goes back to the composition about intergenerational. ah, the intergenerational impact on families, collies, both of cali sons did not join the military. right. they, they became law enforcement officers. right. but they were, they, they didn't join up there on my age. so i, they, in, and i, and i highly doubt that, that, that the generations that precede them will probably have a very, a very direct conversation about the real consequences of joining. but also the struggles of the families had inter generationally, of going off serving and america's wars having to face all untold levels of, of discrimination. and then to come back and not even have equitable access to the benefits that the government is promised. i recently joined in 1st place right in for the black community. you're talking about compounded in the statistics, tens of billions of dollars siphoned out of the black community because the government had made good on its promise to bla

they called maggie she ma carly swahili for very strong men. thanks to them. hope is re emerging in kabul. delgado for the peace remains uneasy. the withdrawal of the rwandan army is not expected any time soon. there is still several 100000 refugees in mozambique in the summer of 2020, at the height of that she had as defensive. around 800000 people left the north of the country. many fled by boat and landed on the beaches of pembroke. ah, after the initial panic, the 1st refugee camps was set up matuse became home to one of the largest in the country. to day it houses, 16000 people have been there for over a year. fellow mamma al kesha and i shall work for a local enjo called adel. their assessment of the situation is simple. as a shortage of everything here is not working go north or to local needs here. they need to walk a long long. they're still have water. so the biggest issues yet is the food in the water, water and the health. yes and healthy. yes. obviously and health and was, i'm become and there you know that 3rd, this is a so complicated. so has, i

carly gordon is following some of the policeñrÑiq response for.ents were transported withi gunshot wounds and were pronounced dead on arrival. the rest of the students from the covenant school in southwest nashville are being taken to a nearby church to beb.■ reunited wi. we're expecting a briefing from officials in about 15 minutes there. you've seen the scramblefá to gó children, we heard from the we don't know if this was a sole operator, we don't know what kind of weapon. have you heak>÷ anything more about the situation there? you're familiar withok the location asi]Ñie1q you saidÑi e. >> i just live 15 minutes away. myqe1lp daughter was married"n■ church to the left of the trees. ie1çó worked with the nashville police. theg the shooter is dead, that's the a&h(lc% he engaged!u■ with!u■ metro pol. metro nashville police, west precinct covers thatw3 area. they have a lot of officers around. they're a big department. as departments go,+h■+■1,800 to 2,000 officers. very good. we should be hearing from donxd aring, or the chief, john drake, to giv

a major fire has engulfed or a hindu refugee camp in bangladesh, broke out in their bellow, carly camping cox's bazaar in the south, east of the country, estimated 12000 people have been left without shelter. iran's education minister has apologized following a wave of suspected poisonings in schools targeting female students. you secondary says the government is investigating the cases. a 2nd wave of gas attacks in schools resulted more than 300 girls hospitalized on saturday. thousands of opposition supports as have defied a protest van into nicea after some of their leaders were arrested demonstrators in the capital tuning saw demanding, present case side steps down. why not? yeah, i, i was you, our current situation is bad. why does the president say that everything is available, but in reality there's nothing. i'm telling you there is nothing available in the markets, not just sugar or cooking oil, but every thing we live in fear. when chi psi gives a speech, i'm afraid, do you know why he does not reassure us? and his speeches are frightening and he divides this by a lot of emotion.

one of my favorite people, carly. we cannot do a lot of shows without these incredible women behind the scenes. she sent us a fun video this week of the hail >>> we expect to get an update from police on a suspect who is accused of bombing multiple pg&e transformers in san jose. police arrested peter karas and last week after connecting him to one of those damage transformers. they found a stockpile of highly explosive while making materials inside his home. there were so many explosives that they had to call in the bomb squad and federal agents to handle all of it. the san jose police department is said to provide more details on the suspect. >>> the city of half moon bay is asking people with vacant units to rent them out. many farmworkers were displaced after january's mass shooting at two mushroom farms. the plan is to get the farmworkers into apartments or housing for six months to year as the city tries to figure out long-term housing for them. >>> this morning, we have a very important warning for people living

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former england and chelsea goalkeeper carly telford has announced her retirement from the game. saudi arabian grand prix with a ten—place grid penalty, after retiring from the season's opening race in abu dhabi. his ferrari suffered problems with the electronics control unit, with leclerc going over his permitted allocation of ecus. at the oldest classic race in the world, milano—torino, dutch rider arvid de kleijn claimed victory to give his swiss team tudor pro cycling their first win in the event. mark cavendish won the event last year, but he couldn't finish in the top ten today. and great britain's first appearance at the world baseball classic is over. they've been knocked out after losing 2—1 to mexico, in phoenix. they will though qualify for the next tournament if the usa beat colombia in tonight's late game. the women's six nations has been dominated by england in recent years, and they'll attempt to maintain that in this year's tournament after their run to the world cup final in november. but even in the face of that challenge, the other teams have reason to hope the

cnn's carly atwood reports, a new u.s.ater on that suggestion. >> the u.s. intelligence community, after studying the so-called havana syndrome for more than two and a half years, has said they cannot find any language between these cases and a foreign adversary. therefore, their assessment is that it is unlikely that a foreign adversary was involved in these cases, these mysterious illnesses that u.s. diplomats and u.s. spies have come down with around the globe. they also said that there is nla foreign adversary has a weapon is even capable of creating these incidents, or causing and what u.s. officials today said, the director of the cia, the director of national intelligence, state department officials, they are casting doubt on the experiences on the symptoms of the pain of these u.s. officials who experienced these symptoms, but what they're saying is they were likely caused, probably, the result of factors such as environmental factors or pre-existing conditions or conventional illness. and so, this does not give an

because, they are building a military to seize taiwan and they are practicing attacks against what are carly japane forces. we do not have to speculate on this great wall of steel, i think that thehrase that xi jinping used,as somhing like a great wall of blood and down. really chilling rhetoric. i think he has made it clear that he is turning china into going back into, i don't want to exaggerate the point. it was a link to the great rejuvenation, and the other thing i wanted to underline was that they wanted to underline a threat. -- people who take a tougher line on china as i m tend to say they are desperate. no, he said recently in the wall street journal that china is being strangled. he used the term suppressed. i don't speak chinese but that's the way it was translated in the press. some conductor sanctions etc. they are feeling threatened. this is a dangous situation and a dangerous situation in the coming years. not something that is a long-term problem like 2045. in my zone -- in my view, we need to combine real strength militarily so that xi jinping and the chinese leadership do

the first wife of eduard limonov , opposition writer and rebel elena shchapova de carli today, in our great warmth, elena sergeevna remembered the person who opened the world of fashion to her slava zaitsev today , the legendary fashion designer is 85 years old , we congratulate vyacheslav mikhalych on this anniversary . how we got to know him through the memoirs of his beloved woman. the world-famous discs prophet punnik na khata flew to russia on a special flight with his sensational prediction of celebrities, billionaires of the forbes list and politicians from all over the world are queuing up for this soothsayer to find out what the future holds for them, the famous visionary from india will come to the live broadcast studio to warn our country and the whole world, and the upcoming big variables will premiere on friday at 16:30 at channel russia in a different way. the premiere on the russia channel is not necessary, come to me at the weekend, we will deal with you. i will wait not today 21:20 on the channel russia acts exactly in the hotbed of pain by caring for the closest exac

cruz, rubio, chris christie, rand paul, carly fiorina, ben carson. >> there were a ton of them. many are announcing in 2024? as of right now, zero. you know why? they went through the trump meat grinder. they faced down what it takes to beat that guy. you don't he see any of them saying i would like to sign up to go through that. a whole group of people will try again to out trump, trump. i say good luck. pompeo, you can't wrap everything around what trump did and distance yourself for it. you have to run your own candidacy. desantis is a disciple of trump. he endorsed him in 2008. that cpac, heart and soul of the republican party, not donors, club for growth crowd, that is for trump. as he puts on more policy decisions, shows he will fight, he think he is the prohibitive front-runner on the republican side. stuart: you got it. can't get much better than that. pete, see you soon. >> thank you. stuart: still on the election here, what is the governor of new hampshire, chris sununu what is he saying about 2024? lauren: he says trump will not be the nominee in 2024. listen. >> he i

carly lake is still a formidabll a formidable portion, that's right now. need all hands on deck. you can't really go and say, well, that person shouldn't be here or this person can't be here. everybody's got to work together. stuart: what would you say is the big conservative issue right now. >> oh, twofold. one is the border, second is overpending here -- overspending here in washington d.c. we cannot have a stabilized country if our border continues to be a mess. you have "the new york times" story a couple days ago about rampant child lay wore° labor. those are conditions that joe biden has dropped on the united states with his reckless border policy. second is spending. we're about to hit the debt ceiling. joe biden's got his hands in his pockets acting like he didn't do anything to crypt, can contribute to the massive overspending. the man's only been in this town for 40 years, almost 50 years. he's been a part of in the entire time, but he's acting like he just showed up. those are major issues facing the country. that's what conservatives are concer

and the reason y you have this bifurcation is carly that at the top tr, they're getting not onlyheir own gduates, which ian inctuousness in the system. they tried to brk it down but thers not enough places to go. the second source of course i getting people to come back after theye been in the u.s. or europfor a mber of years. that's really why the talent programs have been so important for china is to recrt that faculty that are needed to staff these new positions across the entire system. and then also of course to dri the rernlg reseah. so there is big problem the faculty -- the st and the brightesstill stay in the ited states. and if th's the case, tn if you're getting t second tier, you know, coming from, i won mention any u.s. university but say it's not the ivy leagues that they're coming -- coming back from, etc. what ends up happeni is that they're notetting the kind o talent that they really want to ha. that's what i they upped, durg the riod bore china's initiativeat leasting their had upped the stakes. they were trng to get people by hook or by crook. that's also why the

shane, carly, carson burnie, danielle colon, and our victim's advocate, tricia allen. i want to say thank you to the south carolina law enforcement division, mark hill assigned some amazing men and women. when i say it was an agency-wide effort, i can't underscore that enough. every time i called the chief, every time i reached out to the lead agents. hey, general, we need something. we would reach out and they were there. they busted their butts. i can't butts. i can't begin to list every agent. i told them i wasn't going to mention their names, but we would not be here if it wasn't for sled. i want to thank mark keel and his team and all the men and women across the state law enforcement division for what they did to make tonight a possibility. i also want to thank the fbi and the secret service, our federal partners. we had to utilize many of their assets and resources. we couldn't do all the things we did without our federal partners. we had a lot of local partners. we had the colleton county sheriff's department, buddy hill and his team providing the security. the

neil: that is true you brought carly simon into it i thought was brilliant by the way but go ahead. >the fact of the matter is, that normally what a recession does by it is nature is correct the excesses that were created during the prior expansion. that is what a recession does to build a base for the next expansion moving forward as an economy. what we have in this time period, as i have said, actually "the wall street journal" quoted me just on this the other day, the most anticipated recession ever, if it occurs, what that does is brings on not just the things you talked about, but so many others. ad spending is down. hiring freezes are huge worldwide. all of this is trying to correct prior excesses, bring down costs, ceos, see this and they widely anticipate potential recession. that is mitigating a lot of what normally you do inside of a recession. now we're doing it it in advance. which means the recession will either be smaller or nonexistent. neil: you know i see now and then, i think you have commercials and they feature, you know, people planning for retirement and it depen

savannah gal, lazio alida, shane ysidro, carly jewell, carson bernie, daniel cologne, and our victims advocate trisha allen, i also want to say thank you to the south carolina law enforcement division, mark kiel, listen, some amazing men and women, when i say it was an agency wide effort on behalf, i can't underscore that far enough. every time i call chief gayle, every time i reach out to the lead agents, every time creighton was asking me hey general, we need something from blood, we reached out to sled, and they were there. they busted their butts. i cannot begin to list every agent, and some can't be listed for obvious reasons. some are standing up here tonight, i told them i was not going to mention their names, that we would not be here if it wasn't for sled. i want to think mark and his team, and all the men and women across the entire state law enforcement division for what they did to make tonight a possibility. i also want to thank the fbi and the secret service, our federal partners. we had to utilize many of their assets and resources, we could not do all the things we did

here at westgate, but taylor swift fans are sure to bring a lot of fun here to marketing director carlyays back to back sold out taylor. swift shows will be comparable to the super bowl when it comes to how busy restaurant scott with the amount of tickets that are sold for taylor swift. there's definitely a lot more people coming out for that businesses like lumber, jackson say the crowd will also be comparable to the last time taylor swift kicked off her tour in glendale. back in 2018 honestly gets crazy out here, and we love it. that brings so many people out into the area at westgate. no matter what kind of business it brings. restaurants are prepared. we have a bunch of different training practices, basically, with our smaller events that come here to kind of prepare us for the big wave of taylor swift fans. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. oh, my god! back the tree! oh my god! oh, my god. frightening moments in the east bay now at five, a tree toppling over crushing part of a church. it is the latest punch from another powerful storm, this one, bringing not only ages of rain,

carly atwood, thanks so much for the reporting. transportation secretary pete buttigieg has said said this year alone near collisions on airport runways are occurring at double the rate they used to. and he revealed that startling statistic this morning in front of us senate committee we think that the uptick is partly related to the exceptionally fast surge in demand and the swift return to the skies faster than even the most optimistic scenarios that we heard a couple of years ago. we need to make sure sure, of course, that as that system comes back to that high level of demand, there is no negative safety impact to that. cnn's pete mountain joins us now with the latest pete the faa is laying out steps that air traffic controllers should take to mitigate risk, and they include the understanding among pilots and flight attendants of extraneous communication being a risk, but they don't explain what that means. you know, it's so interesting, boris because communication is so key and preventing and all of these issues really develop

okay, host tommy larin, fox news contributors carly, hernd o and joe concha. d thanks, guys. good to see you.yo joe . how are you doing? thank you. it's so 60% americans don't want them to run only 16un percent of americans give him a decent grade on the economy. >> the question is , will he run and is he qualified to doane another term? i don't believrterm be is i dont think any of us believe he is , including the democrats. >>e he is but they're in a reat tricky position because if notid joe , they have pigeonholed themselves with this diversity index into having to choosesn't kamala harris. and she doesn't have the excusei of dementia a and her age.s no e she has no excuse other than she just does a really poor job. at her job.ou >> can you explain why she giggles at all moe inappropriate moments? >>me well, as you saw, joe justo did that, too. apparently, there' bs something in the water that they've both been drinking, though they haven'tn drin had the timeo to palestine by the point people are actually drinking toxie c water or maybe evenbreei breathing toxic fumes. but

cnn's carly atwood is at the state department, kylie.his comes as china is also dropping hints about invading taiwan. that's right and us officials. what they're trying to say right now is that there's no reason for china to act aggressively or coercively against taiwan as a result of presidents. i coming to the united states, because what they point out is that presidents i has visited the us six times before, as have previous presidents of taiwan, and they have done so without incident, meaning that china hasn't responded aggressively. but when you talk privately with us officials, pam they are really concerned about what china might actually do, even though they're saying that they shouldn't respond aggressively, they really don't know what china has in store here, so they are on edge. and, as you said, president size going to be in new york today, and tomorrow. the reason that we're calling this a transit instead of a visit is because the u. s and taiwan don't have official diplomatic relations. so this isn't official trip to the us.

carly he's facing questions from the republican majority and also a possible subpoena. what's happening with this? yeah, well, the chairman of the committee holding up that subpoena in front of the secretary of state today, saying that if he didn't get all of the documents that he has repeatedly asked for from the state department over the course of the last few months by monday, he's pushing his deadline, which was actually last night to monday that he's going to issue that subpoena. and right now they're caught up over one set of documents. that's a dissent cable that was written by diplomats who were serving at the embassy in afghanistan. two leadership at the state department before the u. s withdrew from afghanistan, talking about the fact that there needed to be more done to prepare for that evacuation, and chairman mccaul is saying that they need to see that dissent cable. they need to see what these diplomats were urging the state department to do that the department wasn't doing to prepare in the secretary of state. responded and saying, listen, this is a cable

this happened at steve carly park on los padres boulevard. the tree's trunk rose off the ground before crashing down. cruz in monterey county are making progress trying to fix the levee break along the path. arrow river county released this drone video showing the work on the levee. heavy equipment crews are moving rock into the gap to close off the river and stop the flow of water. now the work is going on 24 hours a day with large lights set up to work throughout the night. and this morning. there are multiple reports that city and county leaders had been warned for years that the pa haro river could have flooded but no improvements or repairs were made to the aging levees in part because the county didn't have any funding to fix it, some county officials told the chronicle that's partially because low income farming communities like theirs. are lower on the list to get federal funding. we had so many years of drought, and they could have fixed the levee back. and they didn't so this this is the second time it happened. back in 1995. same t

this is for you, carly. because of location, location, location. when i look at the globe and it was concluded his and look where qantas situate is a strategic location. going from location. what do we have? its information ship repair site. got to protect the pickets of major insight. we are going to be stationing a range there, how the army on board. it's a critical part of any skirmish that might happen in the indo-pacific. when you think about where the battle is controlled at a combatant command level that's way back in hawaii. one of the big lists that really wasn't seen in architectures lay down is a command-and-control center there on guam that is are useful for every service and for the indopacom commander. it is location and it is capability. today the island is defended by thaad on the island really think it's the north korean threat because that's why put it there and then aegis ship that's been a very discreet station. really what the requirement was was 360° coverage and that meant since a coverage for the island, also the weapons eff